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Connect App Store Connect and Google Play Console once. Then manage reviews, prepare creative tests, and publish localized store assets from one dashboard.

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How It Works

Connect your stores in seconds, then manage reviews, tests, and publishing from AppLaunchFlow.

1

Connect

Link your App Store Connect and Google Play Console accounts using secure API keys. One-time setup, takes under a minute.

2

Manage

View reviews from both stores in one inbox. Reply, filter by rating, and track sentiment. Run A/B tests on your screenshot sets.

3

Publish

Push your screenshots, ASO copy, and keywords directly to both stores. No manual uploads, no context switching.

Reviews

Review management across both stores.

All your App Store and Play Store reviews in one unified inbox. Read, filter, and reply without switching dashboards.

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Unified Inbox

App Store and Play Store reviews side by side. Filter by store, rating, date, or keyword to find what matters.

Reply Directly

Respond to reviews from within AppLaunchFlow. Your replies are posted to the respective store instantly.

Stay Informed

Keep track of new reviews and rating changes. Never miss critical user feedback across either platform.

A/B Testing

Test screenshot variants.
Find what converts.

Create different screenshot sets in AppLaunchFlow's editor, then push them as A/B test treatments to App Store Connect. Measure which set drives more downloads and iterate with data.

For creative testing, keep each treatment focused: compare one hook, caption angle, device frame, localization, icon direction, or first-three-screenshot story at a time. The same variant workflow can prepare Google Play Store Listing Experiment assets before the official test runs in Play Console.

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Product Page Optimization

Leverage App Store Connect's native A/B testing to compare up to three screenshot treatments against your current set.

Design Variants Fast

Duplicate your screenshot set in the editor, tweak headlines, layouts, or order, and push each variant as a test treatment.

Data-Driven Decisions

Let the test run, review the results, and apply the winning set — all from within AppLaunchFlow. No guesswork.

Publishing

Publish directly to both stores.

Push screenshots, ASO copy, and keywords from AppLaunchFlow to App Store Connect and Google Play Console. No manual uploads.

Push Screenshots

Export your screenshot sets and push them to App Store Connect and Google Play Console in the correct sizes — all at once.

Publish Translations

Push localized screenshots and ASO copy to all target locales. Every language version goes live together.

Sync Metadata

Keep your titles, descriptions, keywords, and promotional text in sync across both stores from one place.

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Supported Platforms

Both stores. One workflow.

Full integration with the two platforms that matter for mobile app distribution.

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App Store Connect

  • Read and reply to App Store reviews
  • Run product page optimization (A/B) tests
  • Push screenshots for all iPhone and iPad sizes
  • Publish ASO copy, keywords, and promotional text
  • Push localized metadata for all App Store locales
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Google Play Console

  • Read and reply to Play Store reviews
  • Push screenshots for phone and tablet sizes
  • Publish short and full descriptions
  • Sync feature graphics and promotional images
  • Push localized listings for all Play Store languages
Console-ready handoff

Know what is ready before you submit.

AppLaunchFlow prepares the creative and metadata package. Apple and Google still own build uploads, privacy forms, data safety, and final review.

Store listing assets

Prepare App Store and Google Play screenshots, a 1024x1024 iOS icon, a 512x512 Play icon, Google Play feature graphics, app preview or promo video assets, and localized variants before upload.

Metadata and ASO copy

Finalize the app name, subtitle or short description, full description, iOS keyword field, promotional text, release notes, support URL, marketing URL, and reviewer notes in one handoff package.

Compliance links and review access

Keep privacy policy, terms, support contact, demo account credentials, account-deletion notes, and data-safety context close to the assets reviewers will inspect.

Console-ready handoff

Use AppLaunchFlow for the creative and metadata layer while App Store Connect, Xcode, Transporter, Android App Bundles, and Google Play Console handle the official build and submission steps.

Security

Your data stays yours.

Your store credentials are encrypted at rest and never stored in plaintext. Connections use official Apple and Google APIs — you stay in control and can revoke access at any time.

Encrypted at Rest

Private keys are encrypted before they touch the database.

Official APIs

Built on Apple's and Google's official store APIs.

Revoke Anytime

Disconnect your store accounts with one click.

Frequently asked questions.

Everything you need to know about store connections.

Prepare the official store requirements — developer accounts, signed builds, privacy/data safety forms, content ratings, and reviewer access — plus the store assets users actually see. AppLaunchFlow helps with that creative asset handoff: App Store and Google Play screenshots, app icons, feature graphics, promo videos, ASO metadata, localized listings, release notes, support URLs, and reviewer notes in one workspace before you submit in the official consoles.
Prepare the docs that the stores require — privacy policy, support URL, data safety and nutrition-label details, content rating answers, demo account notes, and reviewer instructions — then keep a simple listing storyline beside them: who the app is for, the first-screen promise, the proof screenshots, the icon direction, and the localized ASO copy.
No. Fastlane, Xcode, Android Studio, GitHub Actions, Appcircle, Bitrise, App Store Connect, and Google Play Console still handle binary uploads, signing, TestFlight, Android App Bundles, privacy forms, data safety, staged rollout, and review submission. AppLaunchFlow is the complementary creative and metadata layer: screenshots, icons, feature graphics, promo videos, ASO copy, localization, variant assets, and store handoff.
Apple's Product Page Optimization in App Store Connect lets you test up to three screenshot treatments against your default page. AppLaunchFlow generates the screenshot variants in the editor and pushes them as PPO treatments directly, so you can run creative tests without manually re-uploading every set.
AI can create alternate screenshot hooks, benefit captions, icon concepts, app preview ideas, and localized messages. AppLaunchFlow turns those ideas into editable screenshot and icon variants, keeps each treatment tied to one hypothesis, and prepares assets for Apple Product Page Optimization or Google Play Store Listing Experiments.
Use AppLaunchFlow for the creative production layer — screenshot variants, icon directions, ASO copy, localization, and store-ready exports — then validate with Apple Product Page Optimization, Google Play Store Listing Experiments, SplitMetrics, Storemaven, Geeklab, or Gummicube.
AppLaunchFlow connects to App Store Connect and Google Play Console via official APIs: design screenshots, generate ASO copy, and publish screenshots, descriptions, keywords, and promotional text directly — no manual uploads or asset folder handoffs.
Fastlane and Appcircle automate build, signing, CI/CD, screenshots in developer pipelines, and release delivery. App Store Connect and Google Play Console are the official places to submit builds, forms, experiments, and reviews. AppLaunchFlow sits before and beside those tools: it creates and localizes the visible store assets, metadata, screenshots, icons, feature graphics, promo-video assets, release notes, and handoff packages that those publishing workflows need.
Treat the listing as a living growth asset. In AppLaunchFlow, prepare updated App Store subtitles, descriptions, keyword fields, promotional text, screenshots, App Preview concepts, What's New notes, localized assets, Custom Product Page variants, and Google Play title, short description, full description, screenshots, feature graphic, promo-video, and localization handoff. Refresh after feature releases, seasonal campaigns, conversion drops, or every 1-3 months during active growth, then publish through App Store Connect or Google Play Console and measure the next 7, 14, and 30 days.
Duplicate any screenshot set in AppLaunchFlow as a variant, change the hook, layout, or caption angle, and export or push each variant as a Product Page Optimization treatment. The variant library keeps every tested set versioned so winners can be promoted to the default listing.
Create a baseline, define each direction as one hypothesis, and compare screenshot promise, order, icon style, caption angle, device framing, localization, and metadata fit. AppLaunchFlow keeps each direction editable and exportable so you can review internally or push the strongest treatments to store experiments.
Start with one baseline screenshot set, duplicate it into two or three variants, and change one major idea per variant: the first-screen promise, screenshot order, device framing, benefit captions, icon treatment, localization, or visual style. AppLaunchFlow keeps the variants versioned so the strongest direction can be exported or pushed to Apple Product Page Optimization without rebuilding files by hand.
Yes. AppLaunchFlow helps create the creative assets for Google Play Store Listing Experiments — phone screenshots, tablet screenshots, feature graphics, icons, promo-video assets, and localized copy — while Google Play Console runs the official experiment and reports performance.
AppLaunchFlow connects to both Apple App Store Connect and Google Play Console. You can manage reviews, metadata, and screenshots for iOS and Android apps from one dashboard.
Once you connect your store accounts, all reviews from both platforms appear in a unified inbox. You can read, filter by rating or date, and reply directly — your responses are posted to the respective store.
App Store Connect allows product page optimization tests where you can compare different screenshot sets. AppLaunchFlow lets you create screenshot variants in the editor and push them as A/B test treatments directly, so you can measure which set drives more downloads.
Yes. After designing screenshots and generating ASO copy in AppLaunchFlow, you can push everything — screenshots, descriptions, keywords, and promotional text — directly to App Store Connect and Google Play Console without manual uploads.
AppLaunchFlow uses official store APIs with secure OAuth authentication. We never store your store credentials — connections use API keys and tokens provided by Apple and Google. You can revoke access at any time.
Store connections are included in the paid plan. You can explore the dashboard and editor for free, but connecting to App Store Connect or Google Play Console requires an active subscription.
Sources

Store handoff, screenshot variants, and Product Page Optimization sources.

These official Apple and Google references support the store-connection workflow: screenshot uploads, metadata fields, Product Page Optimization tests, and Play Store listing assets.

Apple Product Page Optimization

Apple's Product Page Optimization documentation explains how App Store Connect tests screenshot, preview video, and icon treatments against the default product page.

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App Store Connect screenshot specifications

Apple documents the screenshot sizes and device requirements that AppLaunchFlow exports and publishes for iOS listings.

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Upload app previews and screenshots

Apple explains the App Store Connect upload flow for app previews and screenshots, the workflow AppLaunchFlow reduces to a direct handoff.

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App information and metadata fields

Apple's app information reference covers listing metadata fields such as name, subtitle, category, keywords, and promotional text.

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Google Play store listing assets

Google documents Play Console store listing graphic and video assets, including screenshots and feature graphics for Android apps.

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Google Play app bundle requirements

Google's Android App Bundle guidance covers the production build package that sits beside the store listing assets AppLaunchFlow prepares.

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AppLaunchFlow store connections

AppLaunchFlow connects launch assets, ASO copy, screenshot variants, and store handoff in one App Store Connect and Play Console workflow.

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